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You can manage ingest pipelines through Elasticsearch APIs or Kibana UIs.
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The **Content**UI under **Search** has a set of tools for creating and managing indices optimized for search use cases (non-time series data). You can also manage your ingest pipelines in this UI.
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The **Ingest Pipelines** under **Management** has a set of tools for creating and managing indices optimized for search use cases (non-time series data). You can also manage your ingest pipelines in this UI.
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## Find pipelines in Content UI [ingest-pipeline-search-where]
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## Find pipelines [ingest-pipeline-search-where]
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To work with ingest pipelines using these UI tools, you’ll be using the **Pipelines** tab on your search-optimized Elasticsearch index.
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To find this in {{kib}} UI:
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To find this tab in the Kibana UI:
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{applies_to}`stack: ga 9.0` Go to **Management > Stack Management > Ingest > Ingest pipelines**.
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1. Go to **Search > Content > Elasticsearch indices**.
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2. Select the index you want to work with. For example, `search-my-index`.
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3. On the index’s overview page, open the **Pipelines** tab.
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4. From here, you can follow the instructions to create custom pipelines, and set up ML inference pipelines.
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